[Unofficial][Joan] TWRP 3.2.1 [Oreo firmware]

hammad506 · Apr 22, 2018 at 10:17 AM

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76305259&postcount=77

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iRS_ said:
put phone in bootloader mode
flash twrp fastboot flash TWRP-3.2.1-joan-v0.1.img
boot twrp fastboot boot TWRP-3.2.1-joan-v0.1.img
swipe to allow modifications
select WIPE, then FORMAT DATA, then write yes
wipe cache, dalvik, data
flash magisk
flash encyprion disabler
flash root disabler
reboot

This worked for my 10f firmware.
I've now got TWRP and Magisk, appreciate it thank you.

Pisolo · Apr 22, 2018 at 3:25 PM

I ask if with this TWRP someone has done a Backup of the Rom and subsequent Restore.
Everything works ... ???

SGCMarkus · Apr 22, 2018 at 3:28 PM

Pisolo said:
I ask if with this TWRP someone has done a Backup of the Rom and subsequent Restore.
Everything works ... ???

Backing up and restoring nearly daily because im testing los ... works all the time ^^

Pisolo · Apr 22, 2018 at 6:04 PM

SGCMarkus said:
Backing up and restoring nearly daily because im testing los ... works all the time ^^

@SGCMarkus

Tested, at the end of Backup I read on TWRP: Backup Failed. Cleaning Backup Folder.
In the TWRP folder of the external SD I see the Backup.
Do I need to worry...???

SGCMarkus · Apr 22, 2018 at 6:25 PM

Pisolo said:
@SGCMarkus

Tested, at the end of Backup I read on TWRP: Backup Failed. Cleaning Backup Folder.
In the TWRP folder of the external SD I see the Backup.
Do I need to worry...???

Send me the recovery.log (/tmp/recovery.log)

Pisolo · Apr 22, 2018 at 8:04 PM

SGCMarkus said:
Send me the recovery.log (/tmp/recovery.log)

@SGCMarkus

Which app you advise me to go to retrieve the requested log.

The old Root Explorer does not open.

SGCMarkus · Apr 22, 2018 at 8:47 PM

Pisolo said:
@SGCMarkus

Which app you advise me to go to retrieve the requested log.

The old Root Explorer does not open.

you pull it in TWRP after you got the error
either with adb (adb pull /tmp/recovery.log), or i think TWRP has a button to copy the log too, or you use the inbuilt file explorer of twrp

Pisolo · Apr 23, 2018 at 1:59 PM

SGCMarkus said:
you pull it in TWRP after you got the error
either with adb (adb pull /tmp/recovery.log), or i think TWRP has a button to copy the log too, or you use the inbuilt file explorer of twrp

@SGCMarkus

Ciao.
I hope it is the recovery.log that my requested.
Made with TWRP immediately after launching the BACKUP.
Tell me if that's what you were looking for.

SGCMarkus · Apr 23, 2018 at 2:31 PM

Pisolo said:
@SGCMarkus

Ciao.
I hope it is the recovery.log that my requested.
Made with TWRP immediately after launching the BACKUP.
Tell me if that's what you were looking for.

Checked the log, its failing at creating a backup of "system image", is your sdcard formatted in fat32 by chance? doesnt allow files bigger than 4GB, which the system image would be.

Otherwise, just backup boot, recovery, system (not system image), data and cache
thats what i always do

Pisolo · Apr 23, 2018 at 2:35 PM

SGCMarkus said:
Checked the log, its failing at creating a backup of "system image", is your sdcard formatted in fat32 by chance? doesnt allow files bigger than 4GB, which the system image would be.

Otherwise, just backup boot, recovery, system (not system image), data and cache
thats what i always do

@SGCMarkus

I confirm FAT 32, I have to format in NTFS ... ???
I always do Full Backup.

SGCMarkus · Apr 23, 2018 at 2:59 PM

Pisolo said:
@SGCMarkus

I confirm FAT 32, I have to format in NTFS ... ???
I always do Full Backup.

system image is only needed when you wanna flash it via fastboot what i know
a backup of system (not image) can be restored via twrp too and contains everything (just is smaller)

Also im using exfat for my sdcard, even though also proprietary filesystem like ntfs, but still... like it more lol
less problems with linux usually (for me)

Pisolo · Apr 23, 2018 at 3:37 PM

SGCMarkus said:
system image is only needed when you wanna flash it via fastboot what i know
a backup of system (not image) can be restored via twrp too and contains everything (just is smaller)

Also im using exfat for my sdcard, even though also proprietary filesystem like ntfs, but still... like it more lol
less problems with linux usually (for me)

@SGCMarkus

Which of these items should I select to do a full backup with external SD in Fat 32 ... ???

* Boot (40MB)
* Recovery (40MB)
* System (4606MB)
* System Image (6394MB)
* Data (excl. storage) (3191MB)
* Cache (1MB)
* EFS (6MB)

Thank you.

SGCMarkus · Apr 23, 2018 at 5:57 PM

Pisolo said:
@SGCMarkus

Which of these items should I select to do a full backup with external SD in Fat 32 ... ???

* Boot (40MB)
* Recovery (40MB)
* System (4606MB)
* System Image (6394MB)
* Data (excl. storage) (3191MB)
* Cache (1MB)
* EFS (6MB)

Thank you.

Im always going with Boot, Recovery, System, Data and Cache
I have an older backup (also saved to my PC) for the EFS, just in case... but that partition shouldnt ever be touched anyway.

BaschtlWaschtl · Apr 23, 2018 at 7:40 PM

System image not needed..

Pisolo · Apr 23, 2018 at 8:57 PM

SGCMarkus said:
Im always going with Boot, Recovery, System, Data and Cache
I have an older backup (also saved to my PC) for the EFS, just in case... but that partition shouldnt ever be touched anyway.

@SGCMarkus

Executed Backup as per your directions, everything is ok.
Thank you.

hammad506 · Apr 29, 2018 at 6:15 PM

I reverted from 11m to 10f firmware to get TWRP to stick. Now I've got a rooted TWRP'd 10f Nougat. The OTA to 11m showed up a while ago and downloaded (~468MB). When i choose install it unmount sdcard, reboots to TWRP.. When i reboot back to system it get me back to my old 10f.

Not that I'm unhappy with my 10f and root.
Jussayin it wouldn't update anymore. And i did try going from 10f straight to Oreo. Got a nay on refurbish.

Will wait for a stable Aroma Oreo to flash.

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francois amon · Apr 30, 2018 at 4:33 PM

hammad506 said:
I reverted from 11m to 10f firmware to get TWRP to stick. Now I've got a rooted TWRP'd 10f Nougat. The OTA to 11m showed up a while ago and downloaded (~468MB). When i choose install it unmount sdcard, reboots to TWRP.. When i reboot back to system it get me back to my old 10f.

Not that I'm unhappy with my 10f and root.
Jussayin it wouldn't update anymore. And i did try going from 10f straight to Oreo. Got a nay on refurbish.

Will wait for a stable Aroma Oreo to flash.

Use the OREO KDZ
Update with LGUP

Ballroomblitz · May 1, 2018 at 1:11 AM

SGCMarkus said:
You can flash an image through TWRP too if you want to update your old one.
In the install menu, switch from "Install zip" to "Install image" (bottom right it was i think)

And then of course flash to recovery partition?
Better to ask than get myself into a mess.

SGCMarkus · May 1, 2018 at 6:59 AM

Ballroomblitz said:
And then of course flash to recovery partition?
Better to ask than get myself into a mess.

yes, if you wanna install a recovery

or to boot for a boot.img

Ballroomblitz · May 1, 2018

So I flashed the recovery image in twrp 3.1.1 to the recovery partition. Got a successful flash dialogue. I'm confused at this point as the twrp version still says 3.1.1? Is that what it should read? Do I need to flash through fastboot recovery instead?
Thanks in advance.
Forgot to say, I'm still on 7.1.2.

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